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    Charles
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    What is the title of the book about the transition from the LeMond era to
    the Armstrong era? It has a composite picture on the cover of an anguished
    Lemond and an up-and-coming youngster Armstrong.

    Chuck

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  2. Jim Burlant
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    I believe you're referring to "A Season In Turmoil" by Samuel Abt.

    Jim Burlant

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  3. Bob Schwartz
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    Charles said:

    What is the title of the book about the transition from the LeMond era to
    the Armstrong era? It has a composite picture on the cover of an anguished
    Lemond and an up-and-coming youngster Armstrong.

    A Season in Turmoil by Samuel Abt.

    Bob Schwartz

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  4. Robert Chung
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    Charles said:

    What is the title of the book about the transition from the LeMond era
    to the Armstrong era?

    Barbarians at the Gate.

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  5. Charles
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    Thanks y'all. I just found and bought it on EBay. I like Abt's writing.
    "Bob Schwartz" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

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    Charles said:

    What is the title of the book about the transition from the LeMond era


    to

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    the Armstrong era? It has a composite picture on the cover of an


    anguished

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    Lemond and an up-and-coming youngster Armstrong.

    A Season in Turmoil by Samuel Abt.

    Bob Schwartz

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  6. Email address hidden
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    Robert Chung said:
    Charles said:

    What is the title of the book about the transition from the LeMond era
    to the Armstrong era?

    Barbarians at the Gate.

    Oedipus at Colonus.

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  7. Robert Chung
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    Robert Chung said:
    Charles said:

    What is the title of the book about the transition from the LeMond era
    to the Armstrong era?

    Barbarians at the Gate.

    Oedipus at Colonus.

    An Inconvenient Truth.

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    Robert Chung said:
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    Robert Chung said:

    Charles wrote:
    > What is the title of the book about the transition from the LeMond era
    > to the Armstrong era?

    Barbarians at the Gate.

    Oedipus at Colonus.

    An Inconvenient Truth.

    A Commotion in the Blood.

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    Robert Chung said:
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    Robert Chung wrote:
    > Charles wrote:
    >> What is the title of the book about the transition from the LeMond era
    >> to the Armstrong era?
    >
    > Barbarians at the Gate.

    Oedipus at Colonus.

    An Inconvenient Truth.

    A Commotion in the Blood.

    Gobble Gobble Gobble?

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    Robert Chung said:

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    > Robert Chung wrote:
    >> Charles wrote:
    >>> What is the title of the book about the transition from the LeMond era
    >>> to the Armstrong era?
    >>
    >> Barbarians at the Gate.
    >
    > Oedipus at Colonus.

    An Inconvenient Truth.

    A Commotion in the Blood.

    Gobble Gobble Gobble?

    The Man Who Ate Everything.

    (Actually a great book - Bob Schwartz, you would like it.)

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  11. Robert Chung
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    Robert Chung wrote:
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    >> Robert Chung wrote:
    >>> Charles wrote:
    >>>> What is the title of the book about the transition from the
    >>>> LeMond era to the Armstrong era?
    >>>
    >>> Barbarians at the Gate.
    >>
    >> Oedipus at Colonus.
    >
    > An Inconvenient Truth.

    A Commotion in the Blood.

    Gobble Gobble Gobble?

    The Man Who Ate Everything.

    (Actually a great book - Bob Schwartz, you would like it.)

    I dispute Steingarten's claim about lactose intolerance.

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  12. Bob Schwartz
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    Robert Chung said:
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    [email hidden] wrote:
    > Robert Chung wrote:
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    >>> Robert Chung wrote:
    >>>> Charles wrote:
    >>>>> What is the title of the book about the transition from the
    >>>>> LeMond era to the Armstrong era?
    >>>> Barbarians at the Gate.
    >>> Oedipus at Colonus.
    >> An Inconvenient Truth.
    > A Commotion in the Blood.
    Gobble Gobble Gobble?


    The Man Who Ate Everything.

    (Actually a great book - Bob Schwartz, you would like it.)

    I dispute Steingarten's claim about lactose intolerance.

    Lactose intolerance is better when served with red herring.

    Bob Schwartz

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  13. Bob Schwartz
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    Robert Chung wrote:
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    >> Robert Chung wrote:
    >>> Charles wrote:
    >>>> What is the title of the book about the transition from the LeMond era
    >>>> to the Armstrong era?
    >>> Barbarians at the Gate.
    >> Oedipus at Colonus.
    > An Inconvenient Truth.
    A Commotion in the Blood.


    Gobble Gobble Gobble?

    The Man Who Ate Everything.

    (Actually a great book - Bob Schwartz, you would like it.)

    Some day you will all come around to my view of andouillette.

    Bob Schwartz

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  14. h squared
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    Bob Schwartz said:

    Some day you will all come around to view my andouillette.

    hmm, is that what you call it, then?

    heather

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  15. Robert Chung
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    h squared said:
    Bob Schwartz said:

    Some day you will all come around to view my andouillette.

    hmm, is that what you call it, then?

    http://www.foxnews.com/story/0%2C2933%2C196685%2C00.html

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  16. Tim Lines
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    h squared said:
    Bob Schwartz said:

    Some day you will all come around to view my andouillette.

    hmm, is that what you call it, then?

    That's a surprisingly feminine name. Most of us go for something more
    obviously male, and yet descriptive. I call mine "Sleepy". This is
    appropriate on several different levels.

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  17. Bob Schwartz
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    h squared said:

    Bob Schwartz wrote, allegedly:

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    Some day you will all come around to view my andouillette.

    hmm, is that what you call it, then?

    heather, how could you forget?

    http://www.cvccbike.com/files/images/andouillette-au-vin-blanc.jpg

    Bob Schwartz

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  18. Donald Munro
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    Bob Schwartz said:
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    Some day you will all come around to view my andouillette.

    h squared said:
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    hmm, is that what you call it, then?

    Tim Lines said:

    That's a surprisingly feminine name. Most of us go for something more
    obviously male, and yet descriptive. I call mine "Sleepy". This is
    appropriate on several different levels.

    So you and Piepoli share a favourite drink that snow white also preferred.

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  19. Stu Fleming
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    Donald Munro said:
    Bob Schwartz said:
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    >Some day you will all come around to view my andouillette.

    h squared said:
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    hmm, is that what you call it, then?

    Tim Lines said:

    That's a surprisingly feminine name. Most of us go for something more
    obviously male, and yet descriptive. I call mine "Sleepy". This is
    appropriate on several different levels.

    So you and Piepoli share a favourite drink that snow white also preferred.

    Rumplestiltskin.
    Only because I can label it in capitals with a black magic marker.

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  20. Robert Chung
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    Bob Schwartz said:
    h squared said:

    Bob Schwartz wrote, allegedly:

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    Some day you will all come around to view my andouillette.


    hmm, is that what you call it, then?


    http://www.cvccbike.com/files/images/andouillette-au-vin-blanc.jpg

    I don't know about anyone else, but I *ain't* clicking on that link.

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